Sentence examples for many immediate implications from inspiring English sources

Analysts said that there were not many immediate implications to the S.& P.'s action.

The ruling doesn't have many immediate implications for Aereo, which already shut down its services in the days following the Supreme Court's decision that it was illegal.

"Often it is difficult to justify time for self (learning, training, networking) when there are so many other demands that have more immediate implications," she says, but adds that it was worth the effort.

The effect of family structure has immediate implications for the optimal AIL creation (many crosses, few animals per cross, and population expansion before the final generation) and we discuss these and the utility of AIL populations for QTL fine mapping.

But there are more immediate implications.

The immediate implications would, indeed, appear to be grim.

But they have immediate implications for economists, businesses and politicians.

There are three immediate implications of the deal.

The discovery has no immediate implications for therapy.

Limited as it was to the Hawaiian program, the decision has no immediate implications beyond Hawaii.

Still, his forceful declaration today appeared to have no immediate implications for policy.